Hand Grip Heart Rate Monitor
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Our Hand-Grip Heart Rate Monitor is ideal for determining a person's heart rate while mobile or stationary. With this sensor, heart rate can be monitored during, or after, exercise. The sensor consists of wireless hand grips and a receiver module that plugs into any of our data-collection devices. The hand grips sense the electrical signals generated by the heart. For each pulse detected, a signal is transmitted to the receiver module, and the individual's pulse rate is calculated.
User Guide and Technical Info
Order Code: VR105632 Price £ ex VAT.
Do you need an interface?
Why not go for our Heart Rate Human Physiology Kit?
Kit contains:
- Hand Grip Heart Rate Monitor
- Go!Link Interface
- Logger lite Software to record your results
Order Code: VR114200 Price £
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Compare the heart rate between various body positions, such as sitting, laying down, and standing up using the Hand-Grip Heart Rate Sensor and LabQuest.
Recovery rate determined by monitoring heart rate
You can use our Chest Belt Transmitter in conjunction with the Hand-Grip Heart Rate Monitor's receiver for a hands-free option of measuring heart rate.
Requires Receiver part number: VR111432
Order Code: VR111432 Price £
Chest Belt Transmitter: VR106224
Order Code: VR106224 Price £
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